Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-12
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

Spring is evidently here or hereabouts.
NJ. II. Lynch went to Grand Forks
Monday.
Harry Rumney came in from the front
yesterday.
Attorney Brooke went out to Minot
last night =
Capt. Atkins came down from Cando
Wednesday,.
A. J. Stade of Grand Harbor spent
yesterday in tho city.
Joseph II. Parsons started east Mon
day on business trip.
At the date of last advices w. G.
StoughtOn was in Paris.
Frank Bartlett drove up from Bartlett
Monday, returning Tuesday.
Geo. II. Clapp has gone to st. Paul to
be absent a week or ten days.
Miss Mai Atkins of Cando has bocn
visiting Miss Goodhue this week.
Jacob Rrehm. formerly of Lansing,
Ia, has removed to Churchs Ferry.
Wagness & Stade have put in u lot of
iirst-class farm machinery. Sec ad.
Fl. Hillbroner arrived here Thursday
from Illinois with a carload of horses.
+. Webster, the live northwestern
machine agent. was in town yesterday.
The season is near at hand whom the
garbage cart will be needel--and needed
bad.
Capt. Dan Yorkey of Grafton has been
in the city Il few days past on land busi-
ness.
Rev. Mr.. Babin will be here again to-
morrow and hold services in the school
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. $. Bredenbeck are the
proud parents of little boy baby, born
Tuesday morning.
Ii. NJ. Creel left Monday for Missouri.
Funny he should go away in the midst
of a bloodless war.
w. j. Christie has chapter on seed
ers and other agricultural implements
on our fourth page.
Robt. Hammond and tho heirs OF Har-
ry A. Brown have received patents to
their land in this county.
Tim Larkin has been rusticating in
the city for a couple of weeks. He saw
a "banshee" Monday night.
Alex. Walker hoists his flag on this
page tocay. Read what he has to say in
regard to agricultural machinery.
The last Masonic sociable Of the season
was held Thursday evening. The usual
good time was had and all enjoyed them
selves.
RI. Walker, the bonanza farmer from
tho northwest corner OF the county, was
IN the city Wednesday Tor the irst time
since December.
Judge Hardee was in town yester1xF.
and says he isn't afraid of the 6san-
breeds. He was looking tor Col. Sibley
and Emmett Pew.
Mrs. Van Steenburgh died in this city
Tuesday evening. Deceased was recent
ly from Bartlett, where her daughter
died about three months ago.
w. W. Heathcote, of Bottineau. was i'm
the citv Thursday on his way to Bis
lnarck to attend to some business con-
necled with certain custom house cases.
Fremont B. Price and Miss Carrie b.
Cunningham, both of Bartlett, were
married at the Commercial house in this
city Tuesday evening by the Rev. Mr..
SheckIer.
Victor 3. Noble, of the Bottineau Pjo-
neer, bore down upon the metrop6fs
Sunday on his way to Bismarck to look
after legislative matters connected with
the county.
Business men, in ordering printing,
should be careful in regard to the quail
ity of paper. The INTER-OcEAN does
not carry shoddy goods to deceive its
patrons with.
A switch engine, with permanent
crew of men, was put in at this station
yesterday. This will be great relief to
the freight boys, and shows that an i'm
mense amount of railroad business is to
be done here.
Capt. Herman and daughter Minnie
returned Wednesday. having spent
most of the winter in Minnesota and the
east. The captain anticipates a lively
season this year.
Billy Hynes, who has been ironing
the big bridge west of Minot, has gone
to Minneapolis for month to take q
rest prior to the beginning of railroad
work next month.
Ford Sparks, one of the popula/yo
farmers Of Dry lake, has purchased Loyis
Christensen's confectionery and tobacco
stand on Fourth street. Ford is very
popular and will succeed.
Monday afternoon 4. C. Rainboth had
his right hip dislocated by tree falling
upon him in the woods of Rock island,
near Capt. Palmer's place. Drs. Camp
and Swanston attended the injured man